Really hard moves off the ground, though with great gear. Massively pumped after doing some weird layback moves to get to the crack. Then rested several times before managing to finish in one. All in all a terrible effort on a pretty nice route.MSchobitz - Lead dog - 14/May/14 with Fran Hammond

probably not the best choice for last route of the day. tricky moves off the floor leading to the VS, but nice moves above - another lesson in improving jams!Woodiee - Lead dog - 18/Apr/14 with Tom Pitchforth

Fell off about ten times before I got past the first hard move then fell off again at the next move, could feel the rope rubbing each time and decided enough was enough!Blue68 - 2nd dnf - 12/Aug/12 with Fraser Campbell, Alan Mountford

Really hot day, just scraped over the top, Not a proper onsight as I climbed Doctors Saunter a few years ago. deacondeacon - Lead O/S - 24/Jul/12

Did start/ weel found a new way up, then bailed! KP lead, well done!!!climbing_rocks1983 - 2nd dog - 18/Sep/10 with Kieran

Technical start doesn't suit the rest of the route, itself providing a bloody good work out. Personally I thought not worth the three stars but definately worth the walk up there!freddieneame10 - Lead - Sep/10 with jonathan jones

The layback start worked well and was well protected (high wire). I found the upper crack very sustained and a good jamming technique was required. A move near the top was the crux for me - my arms by this stage were weakening, but I just pulled it off. Luckily, the crack can take all the cams you can throw in it.Steve Waters, Mynydd - Lead - 14/Jun/09 with Mike Tempest

A well named route, the first 10ft tears your hands up something terrible, with a very nasty landing waiting for you. Eases to something far more sensible after the first break & good gear
Month is a guess.adam carless - Lead O/S - Mar/00